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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-11-15

Also, tho only authorized AGENT for the 1.ou!si.
sus Lottery in the Northwest. Twen.
tieths. 81; tanths, 81: quarters, 8:
hAlves, $40; whoies, $40.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-11-15
WORKING CLASSES ATTENTION I'll ,,! :

pr pared TO furnish all classes with employment
at home the whole Of the time or for their spare
inohrnts. bnsinesa .sv, light, ard rraGtsble.
Isisoas q: either acS eGsilr esrn from e. cents
70 soU per vs,inR. ast proportional sum be
dsvotn2 all their time T. the business. Boys and
s'ris carp nearly as u ic b ~ pisn. That all who
'se this may send their address, APO & st the bust
ness We make this ODER: To such as are not salts.
ned We viii send one dollsr - pay for. trouble
81 writing. Pull particIlSrs sud ontkt tre.. Ad.
1r'ss ,@kO sTlSsON CO.. Yu.rd. Ne. n1T
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-11-15
cure tickets for tho Fifth Grand Drawn
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 18th. 1887.
Capital Prize, $3.50.
LIST OF PRIZES:

NoTlCR.-rickets are IS cents only. But An
order for lees than dollar 20 be forwarded vii
not receive notice.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-11-15

3.l36 Prizes. amounting TO. $l3 ls7 y
For further Information write clearly. giving
full address.
Remit by Postal Note, Express Money Orders, or
New York Exchange. in ordinary letters, by ex.
press at my expense for orders Of S. or more.
| address plainly: J. JACOBS,
nj Butte City. Montsns.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-11-15

APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
100 Prizes Of $6k spproximatins to $3.50 362S
100 Prizes of SAX approximating to 250 376
100 Prizes Of So approximaung to 626 $50
1000 Terminals Of SIX. decided by the
,iO IE1xo ........................ 1,1oV
81. $50 prise ...................... 1880
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
ErpKrvnLE, W., June II, 1881.

10 nc Ldifor Of The Dispatch:
saw IN answer to a question asking for
information concerning the use OF the verb
with The word "publc"-giz., The pub
be j. invited
The answer To the question was thu Il
cculG lie u>od ether Wy, using The verbs
''i>" or "sic."
believe there i room for objection.
The word "pnhhc" is collective noun,
and means tut one public, and conse-
qucntly makes Il a singular noun, and that
requires sing ular verb. The above has
alWayS been my impression, and also OF
very able erammarians. NJ.
il there were any room Tor doubt, we
could ca,iiy Guoie authorities III abundance
to support orr dieium. But as the word
public j. noun Of multitude, and as 4
noun OF multitude is nothing more nor less
than one that can be used in connection
with either singular or plural verb, we
dismiss the subject
P.S.-Upon reflection, we have decided
10 quote Good Brown. On page jGl he
saws:
"Thc collective noun, or noun of multi
tudc, may be taken either
with reference to the GgqrcJate as one thing,
or with reference TO the md'rl-
dvGiS."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17

connection with The l. AXE Shore, Il ,.iyos 10
the people Of Pittsburgh aud Youngstown
competition with the Pennsylvania road In
their business 10 and from New York and
New England.
This road applies to the commission for
an order permitting agrcater charge TO be
made on traffic To- and from Youngstown
than IS made on that 10 and from Pts
burgh, and its application Is strenuously
opposed hy the PENNSYLVANIA road, wlicn
INSISTS that competition 10y this roundabout
route is illegilimatc, aud ought not, .here-
fore. In any manner tn be aided. Whether
this position Is sound the commission may
determine hereafter. IL il sufficient 10 say
OF the case at this time that 1t Is one, and
not a solitary instance, IN which a strict ap.
plication OF the general rule laid down by
the statute must lie ia,al to competition.
The commission mentions other cases OF
roads now taking part IN competitive
traffic which the pecullarities OF the situa-
ton will compel them 10 abandon II the
long and short haul clause Is strictly ap-
piled, and saws:
We do not pass upon these eases tnallv
az this time, and therefore do not under
take 10 say OF them that they constitute
eases in which the competition OF roads
subject 10 the Federal law creates the u's-
similar circumstances aud conditions which
make IN an exceptional case, but this brief
reference 10 The facts is suggestive OF q
possibility, at least, that the exceptional
case nav exist. and II II does exist stric.
enforcement OF the general rule might be
found quito a. injurious to the public IN
tcrcsts as To those of the railroads winch
would thereby be shut out from the COM
petition.
The commission. In conclusion, say that
the order for temporary relief which was
made in favor Of the petitioners will be
allowed 10 remain in force until the day
Originally limited for its expiration. The
other petitions for relief number. the COM
mission says, 6ity.fvc. The temporary
orders which have been made in some OF
these petitions will in like manner be pei
mittcd 10 remain In force until the eXpira
uon q the time limited. NOfurthcr order
y in nc made upon any OF The petitions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
~ quarles % McCurdy,
Real Estate Brokers.

JIYTCTTORS' SALE OF \ LARGE
H NUMBER or EAST-END LOTS. NEAR
1UFEXTENsION OF THE CITY .RAiLN a q.
Attic request 81 tbo executor 81 hira" ~.
Tylcr, deceased. We|Wii otcr iDr sale on
FRIDAY. JUVL l.. iss7,
hccinrlug NJ cclocs, the following PRO
l. IGT sjSI,O feet or err. edo q N.cnol,on
street. aCjnluIng W.. t0igiua
,. LOT t0xI.O ice. ou east side o. " ho,son
street. adjoining y. -. Lee property.
% LIT cOXi,0 feet or NicIol lr 'H'ef, a.
joining tbe riorcgy 81 Marian Cbgn and =.
4 IGTi iG.x'oo foot on Ni-hol.or s-cc; he-
tween tie property of Mr. Carter AID Wiz
liaWshUrg avenue.
, Lot i.0xlGO ftc. hctUccn donn Carlof E
and Mr.. Un,kott on Niclol-on street.
&. LOT 9}xls0 feet on TIE west side ol ~ hoi-
son street. lGst beyond the corporate Limits
and near Church.
:. IOT 81 feet. running back a gooi depth on
Nichol on street, corner Of Williamsburg ave-
rue.
RIOTai feet corner o. Hague street and
Williamsburg avenue.
These Lois viii PC Qlcgcd as a whole or sub
dlyidCd % suit purchaser.
Faat-Ead property bn- rc'CCtlg and VII COLI
tinue t0fBpidly enhance in waive. Inc street
car extension, already I'm progress. mus ne -"7-
qgrily greatly enhance the vain" OF tus pro
pcrtv. Spectators and shrcwd investor ace
realizing the fact that greater profits can be
derived frcm investments IN this portion ct
our city than els, where and are taking IVAN
taec a. IT, Buy now, before It gets higher
TERMS: Ono tsirl cash; residue 81 ak and
twelve months. the purchaser % give uegoNaaie
rot.s. with interest added, aud secure th9 same
hy "a deed UUOn tho property.
QUARLES * MCCURnY,
fcf3 Aucicneer'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
BY Jas. Macdougall.

I ARGE AND DESIRABLE AS
IL sORTaENT or EXCELLENT HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, con-
SISTING OF CARPETS, CHAMBER SUITS,
BOYNION FURNACE. BED AND TABLE
LINEN, CHINA, &C, &C, AT AUCTl0N.-By
request OF Mrs Annie Camp who declines
housekeeping will sell at No4 1911 and 1913
east Clay street, commencing
MONDAY. JUNE -, 1887.
at 1917 o'clock A. NJ. her entire HOUSEHOLD
and KITCHEN FURNITURE, embracing ex-
celent Walnut PaFlor Suits, Walnut Book
Case, Engrayings, Lace Curtains; Brussels.
Three-ply, and other Carpets; several very
neat Man ble-Top Chamber Suits; Mahogany
and Poplar karble-Top Chamber Suits; HAIR
and Cotton Mattresses; Woyen-Wire, Fowler,
and other Bed-Springs: Bolsters, Pillows, and
Toilet-Ware; | Large-SiEe Boynton Han Fur
mace, IN perfect order; Walnut Extension
Dining-Tables, Chairs. China-Presses, Fond
ene, kefrigerators; l Stone Filter; together
with large collection OF excellent Bedding,
Bed Linen, Blankets, Table-Linen, China,
Crockery, Glassware, Kitchen-W Ware, &c, & +,
10 which special attention OF housekeepers
generally IL called, as the articles are all In
splendid order lmany almost new, and the sale
positive.
TERMS: Cash. JAS. hACDOuGALL,
10 lai7,ie&ie4t Salesman.
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FULLY GUARANTEED.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
COTTON MACHIN cry FOR
Y SALE.
The machinery Of "a SIN-TliOj SAND SPIN
DIE SPINNlNG-MIIL, consisting Of
OPENERS,
CARDS,
RAILWAY HEADS and TROUGH>,
DRAWING FRAMES,
SLIBBING INTERMEDIATE;
ROWING, SPINNING, and T WISIIN g
FRAMES.
All in Grst-class condition.
For particulars apply 70
PANTUCKET THREAD COMPANY,
Providence. Il. J., or
r. MAKEPEACE,
So l2-2m Mil Engineer. Providence. r. ].
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PROPOSALS FOB ROSTRUMS
FOR NATIONAL CEMETERIES
OFFIcE Or DEPOr QrARTERNAsTER

OfFlCE OF DEPOT RlAfihhhANIh IN
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. June II, 1851
SEALED PROPOSALS in triplicate, with a
copy OF this advertisement attached 20 each,
will be received az this Ofllce until II o'clock
noon, July II. 1889. for the construction Of RIOS
1RUMS OF BRICK AND IRON. at the follow
ing national cemeteries: Fredericksburg. Va,
Hampton, Va, Richmond, Va, Philadelphia.
Pa. and springfield, SO.
Proposals. may be submitted for the constfuc-
ton Of any one or all the buildings mentioned.
Specifications for the work. bank forms OF
proposals.. aud all necessary information on
Ire subject will be furnished on application 70
this cnice. Proposals are required 10 be sub
mitted on the forms supplied Tor the purpose
The right is reserved TO reject any or all bids
Bids should be- endorsed Proposals for ROs-
irums.r aud addressed 70 the undersigned
X. y. BATCHELDER.
Deputy Quartermaster-General
Sc lG-bt United States Army.
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BY Franz D. Hin * Co,
Real Etate AucUOneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
\ LARGE NUMBER or BUILDING LOTS
on TENTH, ELEVENTH, 7 HELFTH. T1lR-
TENTH. AND FOURTEENTH STREETS,
OPPOSITE THE GRAZ N-ELENATOR AND
NEAR THE CHESAPEAKE AND SHOPS,
AT ATC1lON.-By virtue OF a decree in the
cause below mentioned, entered May %. lSs',
We will Fell al public auction, upon the pre-
FRIDAY, JUNE 81, 1887,
at AZ o'clock =. NJ, the balance Of the PRO-
BEkTY belonging 10 the estate Of the late 7.
ist. A LOTOF GROUND. seven lots together.
at the intersection Of Fourteenth street and
the alley running from Marshall street. now
occupied by William Mayo. VIII be divided.
I'd 461xl30 FEET. west side Of Fourteenth
street beiweeu Clay and Leigh-gravel lots ;
i5NS,i 1912 FEET. corner 81 Leigh and Thir-
teenih streets: l20xlO0 FEET, northeast cor
ner OF Twelfth and Leigh streets; g10xla2
FEET, Twelfth between NJ and y streets; BOX
iSe FfET. west side Of Twelfth between NJ and
y streets: 2l0xlS2 FEET. east side OF Eleventh
between NJ aud streets; OxI32 FEET, west side
OF Eleventh between NJ and y streets 5i0xl32
FEET on Tenth between VI and streets.
Some Of these lots are valuable for mOulders'
sand, which lies 10 the depth OF - or 30 feet
The attention 81 fOuDdry-men Is called To the m.
All the lots are available for building purposes
and especially adapted for homes for the la
boring classes.
Sale will commence at William Mayo's house
near the corner Of Fourteenth and Marshall
streets.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at six,
twelve. and eighteen months, with interest add
ed, and title retained until all the purchase
money Is paid and conveyance ordered by
the Cont HENRY G. CANNON,
GEORGE X. MACON.
Special Commissioners.
FRANK d. HILL K CO., AuctlOneers.
CITIZENS BANK OF RICHMOND. PLAINTIFF.
AGAINST JOHNsOSs EXECUTOR ASD Ais, DE-
FEHDANTs-IS TIRE CHASCsRY COURT or THE
CITY or RICHMOND.
!, BENJAMIN II. Berry, clerk Of said court,
certify that the bond required OF the special
commissioners by the decree In said cause OF
May %, 1887. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of May,
1885,. BENJAMIN II. BERRY,
10 II Clerk.
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AUCTION SALEs-Future DAYS.

BY II. seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioucer.
once. corner Eleventh ana Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \
\ NI,F BUILDING COT ON THE SOUTH
SIDE or HOCKETIS STREET NEAR Eli
S1EFET AND OPPOSITE TIE CLYDE LINE
STEAMSHIP CONPA&I'S WHARF.
Bathcllor ana other IN the Chancerr
james Golden aul otsu~j Of Richmond.
Rvvirtue Of decree rendered in the above
mentioned c0dse or TIE 3lst Gay oi May. i"''.
J. he UNDERSIGNED. spccia. commissioner
thereby appointed. viii proceed 90 SCH a. pat
i.c auction, UVUn the premises, on
SATURDAY. JUSE ls, lss7,
at5s o'clock p. NJ. he REAL ESTATE men.
tIDh,d iu suii decree. cor listing o. ADAN ]
LOT fronting on the south side az Rockets
street a.. feet more or less aul extending
bach 10 tee north line Of Water street, front
ing ihcicOn 40 feet more or les. lhls lot T.
suitable tor either "a store Cr d"eilu2-hou-e.
ana e. Immediately on The line % the ne"
-treet-railWay.
rfRys: one third cash: balance nj SIX and
twelve months Tor negotiable notes. interest
aided. and title retained until conveyance l.
j. PRESTON COOKE.
Special Commissioner.
Ii. SFIDOS TAYLOE. Auctioneer.
BATCHELIOR AND AIS. PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST
GOLDEN AND AIS. DEfENDANTs-lN Tue
CHANCEGY Court or THE CITY Or RICH
NOSD.
|. BENJAMIN H. Berry. clerk Of said court,
certify that the uond required Of the special
commissioner by the decree IN said cause OF
May 81. 1857, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this llth day OF me-
1851. BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
jel2
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABONESALE
will offer THREE OTHER LOTS on the same
square. fronting together on Rockets street
ll2L feet and commencing II 3-l2 feet east Oi
the aforementioned lot
Terms: Liberal. II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
fe ID AuctOnCer.
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@ g 49,. ,16lss.a
DICHMOND, FREDERIC hSDCkC
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD schedule
commencing NAY 40, ls>t-eastclL staAiir-
time
725A.M.. leaves Byrd-Sueet station cei'y
stops only 2. Ashland. Iir q. 3D.
Milford, aud Frederick -i.ty
sleeper % Washington. Le7rr
Washington fo- New YORK AZ a."
A. NJ.
ii:O7 a. Nj, leaves Byfi-streeet s'a'io4 Gh..
ION for New YORK az go =. NJ, H.t.
10y limited az $50 =. VI.
6.20 F. " leaves Byrd-Strcet station daIy
Sleeper o. New YORK.
loo A. NJ arrives st Byrd street station dailJ
Sleeper from New YORK
2.gg ?. NJ, arrives at Byrd-strect station i1ily
stops Al rreiericksbGrg. Milford
ard Junction. Sleeper LCu Wash
lngton.
gisP. NJ. arrives at 3 -rd-S,reet station daily
except sunday
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
4OOP.N. accommodation. leaves r. "a
Street station; arrives ~ AsAlar1
at5P. n.
6.Oi P. ", leaves Eta; arrives at Ashlaud.a'
ga r. n.
s.55A. NJ. accommoIstiou, arrives ar Broad
street station; leaves Ashland al
sol A. VI.
5.5g p. NJ, arrives At Elba; leaves Ashland a
5:l2P. u.
C.A.TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent
E. T. D. MYERS. General superintendent.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING.

CLERK's OFFICE or SUPREME COURT OF AF-l
PEAIs or VIRGINIA.
RICHNOND Va, June 10, 1884,.
Pursuant 10 the provisions OF an act OF the
General Assembly OF Virginia, approved April
90 lS14, entitled An act prescribing tho man
ncr in which records OF tho Supreme Court Of
Appeals shall be printed, and providing for
letting the same 10 CONTRACT SEALED PRO
POSALS will be received by the undersigned nj
his Office az the state courthouse, on Eleventh
street between Broad and Marshal. in the city
of Richmond, until Il O'Clock VI. OF the 2jrH
INSTANT. for the printing. &c, al all such
RECORDS As THE SUPREME COURT OF AP-
PEALS OF VIRGINIA AT RICHMOND may
require for one year from tho let day OF July,
1887. "sAid proposals shall state the amount
per page OF hftesn hundred ems small plea type,
aud shall include the paper, printing, binding,
and . neat cover with the style Of the case aud
the court from which the record comes neatly
printed thereon said printing TO be done in
compact form, without blank pages or blanks
between lines or paragraphs No extra charge
to be made for hgure-wOrk not exceeding three
columns. The printing 10 DO done In the city OF
Richmond. GEORGE 4. TAYLOR.
Clerk Supreme Court Of Appeals 81 Virginia
a. Richmond. je l7,ls,9l,23.2j
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION
y SALE OF TIE WELL-LOCATED AND
DESIRABLE LARGE DETACHED BRlC
DWELLING No s,l2 EAST BROAD s ,l,! 6 u
WITH LARGE LOT AND a NACAh LOl
FRONTING ABOUT 90 FEET on Az ALLtl
BETWEEN MARSHALL And CLAY ND fIt-
TiFNrU AND SIXTEEN y STREETS. IL
HE CITY or WChIOND.
Krcx. who sues, g., Ia the thance.y
Count OF the CRY
of RichmOn1-Do-
cree Of jane H.
Ne.tic,'s Adlninisnator,IG'. 1885,.
In pursnau.e o. the decree q June u. Isl.
ia the abOye-uamed "a o. me uaier'isn'd
srcrigl commissioners Will sell 10y ptOli Az
Ion On the promises, on
SATURDAY, JUNE >, ~,
Ito REAL ESTATE mentioned In said dre'reo
and situate a. Above stated, in Tie following
order: ....,.
the VACANT LOT fronting abou; Sd fee, ON the
alley between Marshall and Clay aad filleehiA
aud sixteenth streets; aud
Al O'CLOCK 7. n.
the LARGE. SUBSTANTIAL. and WELI~LO-
CATFD DETACHED BRICK DWELLING 40.
2tI2 on the north side Of Broad street between
Twcnty-hfth and Twenty-siXth streets, WIN
lot fronting about 81 feet aud exteniug ba b
between parallel lines about 10 feet.
TERMS: One fourth m ca , the nal2ncc IN
equal instruments a. siX, twelve. mud eighteen
mouths hy negotiable uote-. with interest add
ed. and title retained uLt.l We whole Of the
purchaec.money pa. been paid api aconrey-
'-'' '''''' ". W COSBY. JG.,
JAMES CASKIE,
S-ecial Commissioners
JAyFs r. EIAH ana r. D. NIL ~ Co.. Auc-
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TAXES.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

= WIli J. To INN-I I IIIt0'
HFNEICo COUNTY. TREASUBER'S OFFICE,
lNCHNOND. June 49, l'Sn
The tax-payers of Heuri'O county are noi
FED that thois IAXTS FOR THE YEAR 1855
are past due and payable.
Ii is necessary that my Affairs as treasurer
Of the county should Dc closed and settled r.
.pecdUy IA possible. All persons owing
taxes for the year leSG viii pay to the collector
when called on. or coll and pay their taxes al
this Office a soon as possible. -
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
"a ff.10f Treasurer OF IourlcO county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 SMALL FARM. WITH COMFORTABLE
FRAME HOUSE THEREON, WITH USUAL
CONTAININ FIVE
ACRES OF LAND. AND ADJOINING THE
FARMS OF THOMAS POLLARD, CUNLIFFE'S
ESTATE, AND OTHERS, NEAR COALFIELD
STATION, RICHMOND AND DANFlLLE
RAILROAD.--By virtue Of a deed OF trust from
Mathew II. Jewett aud wife, bearing date sep
TENDER !, 1855. and duly OF record in the CLERK s
oilce OF Chesterfield County Court. Ia Deed
Book II. page 2l9. and being required by the
holder Of notes therein secured 80 20 do, the
undersigned trustees Will offer for sale by pub
lie auction on
TUESDAY, june II, isS7,
commencing promptly az ~ o'clock p. NJ,
On the premises. the above-descriDed PRO
PERRY. This property, situated a. II Is ar
Coalaed station. Richmond and Danvllle rail-
road, offers extra Inducements TO parties wish
Ing 70 purchase a nice little summer residence.
as the Bon Air train leaves COaheld every
morning and returns In the evening.
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay OF one note
for 500 due the "a day of March, 1896. and one
note due and payable on the p day OF sep
tembcr, 1871, with interest upon said notes TO
date. and costs OF executing this trust; balance
upon such terms As will be made known upon
day Of sale. W. l.. COWARDlN.
WI. II. MCCARTHY.
Trustees.
SAMPSON x ADAYsoN. Auct!oneers. isl9
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FREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk, Pcr's-
mouth, smitnheld, Hampton, Old Point, Wa
g.rly. and HicS.iord, Va; Washington, =. c.
Newberue. Washington, aud Tarboyo', y. c. Al
stations on Atlantic and Dauy.lle railroad
Seaboard and Roanoke railroad, Norfolk South.
ern railroad. and Eastern North Carolina gen
orally: also, for Eastern Shore II Virginia and
all regular landings on the James and Kappa
hammock riyers, az LOWEST RATES, and
through bulls issued.
L. b. TATUM, superintendent
my26 No. lll7 Main street and Rockets.
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BY J. Thompson Brown q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuciioDeoFs'
1913 Main street

by y. IhompaOn btOWn 60 w,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneofs,
1913 Main street
A LARGE AND MOST COMMODl-
n oUs AND sUBSrANT1ALLY-BUlLf
CESTRALLY-LO COR
NER RESIDENCE.
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF FIFTH AND
CARY STREETS.
KNOWN As THE
FREELhND MANSION
wewiil sell at public auction on
FRIDAY. JUNE II. 1881.
at a o'clock z. W.. the above RkSiDbNNhi
which Was constructed without REGARD 10 "a
pense. using the very best material, haVlns
In view only convenience, comforts, anu sup
siantiality: IL a large and expenslyoly-hnlsheu
mansion, with every comfort aud modern 'Oh-
yeniencc for q large family. The rooms, hans;
ana poriicos are high pitched ami AIRY am
commands extensive views below hau h'I"-'
tho river with the exceedingly dcsifaple az
ynptrgc of al unOUs,ructcd sOihcIh tx.
poaure. 80, a., ...-,,,,o
mcnia and within few minutes Walk OF the
po.f-orlce, Offers UNUSUAL nuNHnaSeH 20 DUST
ncta.u.eu who desire 70 secure the mhuy COIL
foits 4! n delightful, house. ana NJ bls niue
cret and less time ana worry tbah ny Io'ii'hs
In ne distant portion II tho lily.
Tho lot frcnts li0feei, with dcpth oi % ieet
inches o. an alley 1th ieot Wlfe' anu u
r;suted IN evergreen and mngnolae.
1TRxs oT SALE: Ouc fourth cn"h htlahvc ~
six. Twelve ond eighteen months secured Dy
" ''' ). THOMPSON BROWN & co,
g. 70 Auca0ncer-.
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ar,rros sALEs-ru,are "evs;
byiT.rhD Hill a Co.,
and
James y. Elan.
Real Eetaie Auctloneers.

Reel Estate Auctloneers
COMMISSIONERS AU CTIO n
NshLE or THE DESIRABLE BRlCk 60 ~ T.
TkQE RESIDENCE no. SD On TUB EN- !
sIDE or FIRST STREET BETWEEN GA =
AND LEIGH STREETS. AND SMALL ~ ~, ~ y
DWELLING AND LOT ON OR NhAh ~ ~
CHANAN STREET, IN TIE CITY OF hiCh-
MOND
Knox. who sues. &c., In the Chancery
''N'' Cont Of the city OF
e.. Richmond Decree OF
ulI. curator. and als. jane IA, 1881
In pursuance OF the decree OF Juno II, lS,'
in The above named cause The uDder-ignen'
snecial commissioners, Will sell by publ; anc-
tor. on Tie premises, on
FRIDAY. JUNE q. iST,
ne REAL ESTATE uamed in said decree, IN J
located a. above stated. w nc tolo VIDE oiIe' :
Ats O'CLOCK =. NJ.
ne NEAT AND VERY DESIRABLE DE
TACHFD BRICK COTTAGE tNo. I'D on NC
cast side OF First street between Gay ana
Leigh streets, containing ab0utfoTr room win
lot Of about CIV xi00 feet, Win an ale yin rca'
about Twelve feet VIDE: and
AT g. O'CLOCK +. n.
the LOT fronting about 50 feet with NAL.
FRAME DWELIlN4 thereon on or near Bu-
"a ap.n street, north frem Yeuabio aud near
jaw street
TrRYs: One third cash; he balance in equal
ineialments. by negotiable NOES, a. ak AMI
twelve months. with interest addel, ana the
title retained until the whole ~ tho purchase
money has been paid Gnd Conveyance or
decd ~ tie Court. ". W. COSBY. IL.
JAMES CASkIE.
special Comm 5siJneIN.
2. D. Eu.L & co. and JAgGs Il. ELAN, Au"-
tioneers.
ENoX. WEO SUFs. Sc, ILAfErIFr. AGNNsr
nm. CUGATOH. Sc. DEFENDANTS IN TiE
InLsCEEY COUET oF TIE CITY OF !H'iaoSD
!. IcrIamin Il. Berry. CLERK II san conrt,
cclti'y that the bond required oil tne special
commissioners ly TIE decree IN SAID cause Oh
June Il. 1877. has been duly gwen.
Civep under my la,d tri, IG.u day ~ June.
ISL. BLSJANIA Il. BERRY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
By r. II. Williams. Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor street

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
IL FURNITURE. STOVES. &C. At AUG
TION.-TO-DAY AZ 10 O'Clock ! Will sell
a. my store a lot OF good Household and
Kitchen Furniture, embracing fun ChainDef
Also. two small Showcases and one b-to)t
Extension-Tablc. Parties in need should at
tend. storage taken In all kinds Of mer'hau-
disc and cOnsignments solicited. Prompt re-
ulIr made on all sales.
'c IL +. II. WILLIAMS. AUctioneer.